The Clinton News-Record, 1904-06-16, Page 8Handsome
Shiriwaists
This is Shirtwaist .weather and this is
the Shirtwaist store. Stylish and handsome
are the new waists we are showing, Doz-
ens of designs, and not even one old on .e in
the lot. Every garment cut properly and
perfect fitting, --all good values.
At $1.00
Shirtwaists made from good
quality white lawn, nicely trim.
Hied with humor embroidered iu-
sertions, new sleeve; tall O (i
collar, e ach .. ..... 1 A V
At $1.50
Waists that are special value
at these popular prices made
from linequality lawns and
muslins, handsomely trimmed
with lace or embroidered inser-
tion ,, tucked -and hemstitched,.
all sizes and many pat -$1 50
terns, each W •
At $L.2c5
:Ladies Shirtwaists from good •
gaalitylawnstrimmed with fine
insertions, hemstitching and
tucking, many designs Q1 25
of sizes, each
At $2.25
Shirtwaists made from very
flue ntr,siins, handsome, trim-
ming of medallions or insertion,
tucking and hemstitching, ones
that are exclusive in designs
ea h very handuome,Qq�25
Many better lines, just one or two of a kind,
at $2.7$, '.$3,00 and $3.50.
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The Month For
White Hatsa.
June is. the great month, for White Hats .
$and this season they promise to be, more popu-
$
b lar than ever. .Our .Milliners have prepared a•
special display of them, which will be ready .i
Satuiday.These new hats` are .moderate in ;.
price, they illustratethe correct styles in sum- ;
mer Millinery and ,right up-to-date in every o
particular. te(1O11.1E IN,,VD SEE THEM. ;'.
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Hosiery.
Foi
Hot `Neat
Two lines of our big stock •of :reliable
Hosiery are especially suited for:, summer:
wear. Both are goodand both sell . at the
popular price of. 25c. per 'pair,
•
Black. liose
Ladies black .cotton hose full.
fashioned, - the foot is of fine
natural wool,. which, will hat
k .
hardenand is muc'1i coolitr t han
ord:tiary cotton,.. spectiilZGp
at per pair
Grey. Hose- 5c
Ladies Trey cotton •hose,lace
efTect,' white- • heels and toe's, :
spliced, a. brooking that is cool
and *ill give cxc ellent• wear, •
,. sizes Sito 10, per paa25p
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I Summer
ec a
k'�w�' r
t We opened this .week some' ladies nobby
neckwear for summer, The ..newest'styles that.
are on the market to -day and not very many
$ of any one design. .
25c. 5,0e. ate • .15e
•Or •••r0oa*••It•+D8•+0••00000*,0••+!•0•'41•.••0••
Papular
aincats.
The Raincoat .is the popular outer gar-
ment for ladies. We have two styles that
are big sellers. Both are riew. Both made
from good materials azid both- good sellers..
CDt $5r Vel ,
Ladies' Raincoats, made from all -
wool imported -.shower-proof '• cloth, coat
collar, large sleeve, full skirt, grey or dark
fawn, all sizes, each
At $io.00
.$5 00
Ladies' Raincoats 'uncle from fine all-
wool imported shower -.proof Cloths, very.
fine quality, new sleeve' belted back, gun
metal buttons, shoulder capes, a stylish
garment that will give excellent wear,
special value; at each;.... $101Q0
odge
i n,ortei"s
3
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Clinton
The -Thine
To Buy
Tee Clifton News -Record
1l Pi111
Jnue 16th 1904
Ig Now Millinery, Dress Goods, Skirts,
The' Place
To. Buy ISre
lfouse cleansing well be on you
With a rush and you will peed soma
'Nall Paper. 1't takes a little time in
select it, a, little time to deliver ,t to
you. You ti .ve more time now, so
have we. Do you not consider it, a
reasonable proposal that you see our
stock early, then when you are ready
the paper will he ready.
Our stock is cpen for inspection,,
big IN: variety and good illy. vaI e,
Prices from 3e to pc per roll. At 8e
we have serine specials, in fact they
sae very special, Will you cone and
see them, ?
NORPIiFIMER PIANOS.
Agents Parker's Dye. Works.
Wt D. Pair Co
Often the Cheapest. Always the Best.
About
People
We Know
Miss Elsie Clark of near' Blytlit visihild"
• it tcwti this week. • •
Miss Mabel Sheppard of . town is vi.siti.
ing IIs nsall friends. • '
Air.' Stanton visited at; Mr. • ,T1ica.
Shipley's over Sunday. . • .
• Mr, ITannie "till of Auburn : wasits
town car Tuesday last.
Mr. 011ie Mcilveen and Alfred Butts
were in l3ensal'1 on Sunday. .
Mrs.: C ' Fnzine Of London is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J..1..Wagate, •
Mr. Albert McIlrien of ITcnsall was in
town, cal Wednesday ..ora business. .
Wallace Irwin :and Dave'. Gardner "vis
-
tecl friends ir. 13ayfiehl. on :Sunday.
Mrs, Geo. IIarrison .of Lcndonis vis-
iting Mrs, J. ,T, .Wagate at present.
Rev,• Mr, Medd, of IIensall. visited his
brother, Mt John Medd, .on Sun-
day. ' ..
Miss' dice Burnett is visi'tirtg for .h.
coup le. ef weekswith friends in
Wroxeter. •
1 •7.
Mr,un f Fair Br s I3 Mill
IL .H ! c t
a o.
is at present taking in the sitg'its at
S> ; Louis. •
Z,Trs.• I+`. W..Watts attended, the :R.,'1`:
cif T..nieetitig•• iii Londesltoro mom --
evening.- • , . ' • '
Mrs: Johnson •of L,cnclt;ahoro was the
melt of Miss k 1c;ra Cuunit:gltame on.
• iTuesday last, .•
Miss Fcly.tl•-e Hodkens "spent •Smiceay •
the guest cd;1her brother,' Mr, H. I9.
• Hodgen•,:• Godericlt. .. •
Mrs: R. : Glazier. of Albert street. is,
we Are, glad to 'state-, improving al-
ter herrecent.' illness: . • •
•
Mrs. T N:edigar and children 'left• 'ou
Tuesday fora twoweevs'• vixit. with
• : friends ;ir:� Lyons £Io d.• •
•
Jas. Grassiek of Stanley ,left for . the
• Northwest • cai'.'J'uesclay, •.purcl.asiug
'1 .is ticket for ,Saskatc:ott. .� • •
Mr, and Airs.. Wmi. 'Wheatley .arid':faint
ily...spcnt • Snnclty the g1,•ests.of "Mr•:•
• .Joseph Richardson of Stanley.
Master George FIintOfl returned h(yinc
for. his. Lotidayv on Wednesday, • last
and does • not • intend • to return again
t0 school. .• .
Mr. `1',• McRae and, 1hstt Gertie Laid-
law of Scafcrtii spent Sunday • 'the
guest; of the former's parents, • ` Mr:
:and •Mils, A. • McRae. .
Mrs. i . ' • it ie u i 'daughter,
Ac i and little le < a glitcr;
Lynetta, retrrned it.). their home:, in.
Toronto ,to -day after .attending the.
Wedding. of . her 'sister. • . "
.Mrs. Will, . IIarlaittl; who has not bear,
• enjoying. the 'best •of It seal, • of Bete,
left last •weekon a visit to •friends
in. Buffalo and Niagara, N
Mr; Will. and Miss Cora Cook return -
•
ed id their Mollie in Streetsviile- .on
Saturdayafter•, attending the .wecld-
inig of tl:reir cousin, Miss I,. Cook:
Messrs, John McGregor,• John McCool
and John Bell left 'Tuesday • morning,
-for' Sti a.li/ctns, .. 1s 'ty 'ptlrChaS-
ing. their tickets .'frcan.• ATrr W. Jack
son. •
e:
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Miss • L A I
II. outrteas lWho iti
1 ,. vtl o . r.ow
cony It accnt,d srres to return th
anks
Jolter many •friend~ for the kindness
• slrowtt her hating her long and •cry
ions illness, ' :
Will Colborne of CWeagct itsvisiting
his brother, Mr. .belts Colborne. It
is sixteen wears .since Will went West
'since which he. spent seism time in
Minneapolis; . .
Mrs. • Lice. Canytelon • left for' .Toronto on
Tuesday to •attend the wedding of
Mr: Will. Cantelcn Site: will spend
softie tine in Toronto after which'
ate will, visit friends in Pickering.
Miss I•Iattie Run:Mall B.A. Of Boston,
Mass., is spending. a few holidays
. r.ncler the parental rocf,• the residence.
• of -•Mr, Frtd. ae.:n111.t I . rl ,l ends
tc. return Next Septitnl:er to i3ctstott.
Arr.: and .Mrs. J. T. Uoss returned from
• spending their honeymoon in Detroit
Wir.c'�sor; Sarnia and• other places;
and ate spending ale* days at Mr.
H. W. Cook's before leaving for
their hei:nte its Toronto, •
J, Ai, Laird, who• lits .been atter:-
.ding Toronto itniversity;, has, we are
pleased to .state, passeid second in
.first: -class honors. 11Tr. Laird left
. for Manitoba ,where he M1vitl spent',
SCAM time recruiting. ' •
Ilev, Mr, .Dunlop was ir., <;aderich last
Sunday aiid next Sunday will exch-
ange Pulpits with. Rev. Mr, McLean,
of Wit;-ghanr.. Mr. McLean is. a. very
able mast and an t ueie try. Mr. E.
F. McLear, Science.Alaster of Cliit-
toti Collegiate Institute.
Mr. Wir.,, Little of lIlytlt was in town
on 'Wednesday and, called ott They
News-Itecorcl, Mr. Little is one of
The News -Record's oldest subscribers
having been a subscriber ever since
•Mr. 1°'1oc:esy was proprietor. Mr,
Little it tends leaving for the ,Vest
• •iii°••• the••near:.fnturc-trn.•a,.0rospecttng
tour.
' Y
Mr. and . Mrs, II, Iterr of \Vinglr.vnir
arrived in town sites lay morning
where they were• joiitod by Mr, and
11Trs. T, Beacom and .together they
went to Seµforth to attend the funs-
elite of Miss Laura., daughter of AIr.
Noble Chili cif that town: They re-
turned the same evening and Mr.
Ierr went on: toWisngi+anrt, Mrs.
I .err rest. aiititig to spetn'.e r. few boli -
days with relgttives ruin metals here..
Silk
Waists, etc., at Deduced Prices
The saving advantages of this store are so,great that you owe it to yourself to call here before
buying. Every department is crowded with the newest, best and most wanted goods, and in many cas-
es $he prices are lower than we could replace them for today.
Read this list of Bargains that go on Sale Saturday Morning,
Dainty Whitewear
. Mohair Sicilian and Panama Cloth.
: .
Our showing of dainty whitewear is now at its best, We
areprepared as never before to quote. prices that are only pos-
sible through this stol e's buying in syndicate quantities from
the Iargest and best manufacturers in the county. There are
some undergarments in this sale marked much below actual
value.
85c Gowns and Skirts at 60c
$1.25 and $1.35 Gowns at $1
50c Skirts and -Gowns at 40c
70c Skirts and Gowns at 50c
Remnants of Dress Goods
FOR SATUR]A7 MORNING
On Saturday morning we will place on saleabout one
hundred short lengths of Dress. Goods, from 2 to 5 yards in
.a piece, in almost every .shade, these are the . remnants left
from our season's selling and ..while they last • the prices will
be from twenty-five to. fifty per cent. less than regular price.
75o, 85c at $1.25 Dress Groods. -60c
100 yards.of Dress Goods in assorted colors and black, Con-
sisting, ef Broadcloths,: Granite cloths, Satin. cloths, Sera
ges, -etc., just odd lines that we cannot replace, the regu-
lar prices of these goods are 75e, 853, $1 and $1:25, '
• to clear Saturday at.. ... .. . y , , ......... ; .... SvC..
Silk: Waists at Re.uced Prices
Last week we told you about .some brant. new silk waists
that are rc
reduced in price --we s
tl11 have a. fewof themem left
.and on Saturday morning
you will have another chance to
get a beautiful waist at a saving in :price.
$4,50 Japanese anese $ilk Waists $325
.$5,50 Taffeta Silk- Waists $4,25 '
The very newest an I nicest goods in the market for sum-
mer shirt waist suits' in Mohair Sicilian and Panama cloth in
cream. We have a good assortment of there fashionable ma-
terials and it' you intend getting a shirt waist suit you will
find it to your advantage to buy here. Lots of new trim-
mings to match.
$2.75 Table Cloths at $1.75
On. Saturday morning we will place on sale several: Table
Cloths made of extra fine linen, full bleached, satin damask
finish. 'hese cloths are 2I' yards long and have a border.
The regular value is $2,75 but on account of them
•being slightly damaged the price will be......... $145
More Millinery • Bargains
Otlr'Mfllinery businessso far this month is ahead of any
.Tune since we Celine to Clinton. People •are -fast finding out
The best place.' to buy r>aillinery is at this store Where prices -
aro the lowest for hats made of good naterh1.,
,fin,SaturdayMorning we
will have another lot of Trimmed, hats to go on sale at $2.50
$2.00 e4 $2.50.0qting tats $1.25
Another lot of these Hats go on sale Saturday rnorniug.
Every one is new this season and, will be found in the very.
newest styles.
Baby Bou.nsts Nearly I-Ialf :Price
O Saturday. morningwe will )Lacee..
:, .. y r on sale.. t«t1. dozen
Baby Bonnets that are slightly soiled by handling, at nearly.
half price.
.e . . Waist �... 5. 5 hildren's LSOc.: . tra ::Sailors• 2.
��,75 Japanes. Silka .�
Conle'in assorted ` 0 0''
c l Is shows:.
`7.50. «. << $6.25°
1(Otttit mote tzT :tr\CK
iv vow WANT \T,
Personal.
Mr. P..'taitsley of Winghaant called on
'l he News Record on Wednesday
Mr. A.. Askwi•th .and . Mr, joint Ver--
guson of Ai,btirn were• 1n' town on
Wednesday
MrII.. Routledge, wife and little
Alatide, and -Air. and :Mrs. Norman
Webb and batty spent" Sunday at .the
lakeside in Bayfield.
Blyth.
Our ;early elosirg by-law conics in.,
to, force .on JAlondav, 27th • inst. . Win
der•Itew long they :will stick, to it.
Mr. Will. EInigth and family, nnoved,.
:to • Walton on Wednesday. X. and took
possession iio
it of the ]toter in that bttrg
which he recently purchased.
On Tuesday, evening :a load • of the•
young people of ell Bly tis: Methodist
Cliov c over to �Vinigltain to •attend
the ;, S. • convention,
Don't forget to attend I tete garden
party • in the • Thiglisi church grount'es
on Friday evening. Win-g'htrm band .:s
to he in attendaoce. • : • ' •
.Mr._ 1V. Sims is ,...ttepding as delegate
to the C. 0. F nigh (curt meeting
which is betiig held- in Toronto, .this.
week, .
• On • Saturday afternoon the .rcrtuailis
of the late :fames .Logan • of Morris
passed • through this, v.11age to the
t-ntan • cemetery for :interment, • •'I.he
deteaseci was called home very sud-
denly cat Thursday witit;heanorrhage, of
the brain. It• was the -largest funeral
', tt this.. section for a .tong time, over
one- . ,lti.ndred 'Vehicles hcing ill . the
procession, showing the' esteem Iva
was held in by tete surrounding noittl-
try. The menibcrs • of the A, O. 13. W.
attended in a body, he having belong-
edto that order far many years., elle
bereaved' ales"have the sympathy of
the whole coututr.ity,
' Our townsman, Mr. John Moffatt,
has t isposed of his property at the
north end of the village to Mr. Ai
Carr of Westfield forta, good -figure,
West - Tuckersimith.
Mr. Alex. Avery Ieft this week far
Alberta to meet his father who has
located iv that vicinity. •
Miss Eliza Waldron. is confined to
her bed by illness. We hope for a.
speedy recovery.
Mrs, Eli Crich is the guest of her
relatives at Ilepwortli.
Mrs,
i,(�I dt1 s Johns of 'Ili l;l �liaihiiiidl forth i..
Clinton.Mr.3,i �
Miller of Clanton was in
this 1cvality the .past week erecting
wind rolls fot the; Wcxtdstcsek Co.
Mr, Fred, Waldrr.tt took itt tint ex-
cnrsion to Guelph on Saturday,
'Cha I,c ndott Rc;ad people are talking
picnic agaltt.
The tnctnbers of • 'Tc,rncr's.,eiturch will
hold the r anneal flower, Sunday ser-
vices oit Sundry next. Mr. Allah will
take eiraegt of the services.
Londeshoroi.
At the last meeting of I;onclesbora
cannel' the following - ollicers were
elected
• S C„ Rev; J '.IIaniiltont
;V. C., Mts.- Roberton.
Chaplain, S. E. Robertson • •
R. S., Miss- R. Young .
F; S., A. 1+'. Johns:
Treasurer., Miss C. IIuestcn
Herald, Win, Stevens • •
Guard, A. Mc.'V'ittie •
Sentinel, Chas. Dexter
Organist, Miss: Bell `•
-
a,•
Everything . •;Chat tends tc,warcl ' the
success of tate 'Lawn Social ont,the
grounds of the parsonrago on. tice every
in •ef the 2.2nd1 t5 being done A.
r
5A.
ggoodpct grain furnished by the
band of Cl. itton„ ws fisted by lrctil
talent • • will .lie giver, The pe.littier •
prices . of acl•tnessiou will -be charged,
which includes: refreshments,
Miss 3chnston• c,f Ninc t dine • ~pent.
Sunday, the guest of. J,m fr•.ienl, lkr.rss
4 'I1:neston. .
Misses, 'Brigham, Crisp alt:l .Bell at-
tended the county convent it,it , in Wing -
ham this week.
On Tuesday cvcniit'lr the inonthers..of
the • C. O. 1.' . Meld .their regular meet-
ing;
Marriages. .
AT..•NaXANDIat--ilfe WAN -,At de re-
sidence of •the . bridle's •parenuts, on
Wednesds.y;. Jtgie 15th,, Ella,datt-
gitter of Mr.. F. AlcI wait, to II.W.
Alexander,. by Rev', Dr. Stewr.rt.
CiTDMORI04-.-WAI21)-At tate residence
of the .brick's parents, on Wednes-
day,'
4ed es-etay,' June isth, Alice, dataghter cif
Mr. •Cuclmore, to.Afr Af. IIard of.
Wyoming, Out,.
Miss Addie f .aufman, who
has been in Detroit for the
past year, will return to
Clinton, Monday next and
• be in a postion . to do . all
kinds of plain sewing. P.
O. box 94, residence cor,
Princess St, (west) opposite
old organ factory site.
Madam Livinski, will be in
Clinton on . Tuesday morn-
ing,at the Rattenbury house
where she will remain for
one week. Don't failto see
this lash' and have your
paler read. Fees 86c e 50c.
A Suit of serge' is just the thing for sum-
mer wear.. Noty dressy :.is it dress � and .therefore de-
sirable: but being Iight in weight is very comfort-
able far the warm clays of summer. • .
It is also strongand durable and if you 'got
the right kind is one of the best wearing fabrics
made for men.
• We have two special lines of serge that• WC
make to order at $12 to $18, a suit, both are excel-
lent value and we cut them ,in the latest , style and
use first-class linings through out.
Suits made to circler from all wool serge, very
strong and durable, guaranteed to keep '
the color, cut in any style and lineal. with .
serge made from alt pure wool, indigo dye, &"�� Z 5�
good linings. very special value at ti! r u [i
Suits made to order from high grade imported
naratiteed to retain color, first -Mass
linings though opt, and made ' lop In the.
best stylein forst goad• snit. 'Phis to hard' to 'tin iti
equal, side to your order fit guaranteed.. gl Or U
� ens
•
ros.
ciofuInj and Marrs minims.